Giấy dán tường 'Viola' của Wallshoppe - Hồng Duyên Hải

The salt-washed pink is even softer in person, and the block-printed flowers have that handcrafted texture you can’t get from digital prints. It brightened up my hallway without overwhelming the space, and the repeat is small enough that it works on a powder-room wall too.

The damask pattern is so delicate and airy up close—it reads more like a subtle texture than a bold print, which is exactly what I wanted for our bedroom. The flowers and leaves repeat seamlessly, and the pink genuinely looks like it’s been washed by the ocean rather than painted on.

The salt-washed pink is exactly the soft, sunset-adjacent tone I was hoping for, and the small-scale damask pattern with its clustered flowers feels refined but not fussy. It went up smoothly and honestly transformed my reading nook into a calm, coastal retreat.